Jackson & Perkins climber bloomed well until Bayer Rose Care (fertilizer + disease control) applied. Then blooming stopped, one long shoot appeared. Leaves healthy. Gardener asks if Bayer caused it.
Reports suggest these systemic combos can be harsh, especially if applied in heat (>80°F). The fertilizer component forces vegetative growth (the long shoot) at expense of flowers.
Lesson: Separate fertilizing and spraying. Never apply chemicals in heat.
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